I do online ordering from them..great quality, unbelievable print selections, competitive pricing,…read moregenerous cuts, fast service....I highly recommend this fabric store.

Great selection. Friendly staff. Would visit again when in the area. Also learned about their…read moreonline shopping options.

This shop has the best fabric! Amazing prints on high quality fabric bases. Seriously, this fabric…read moreis leaps and bounds better than anything you can get at the big box craft stores! I've used their cotton woven, canvas, cotton lycra, and bamboo lycra and all have been awesome to work with. The owner Shaneka is a treasure! She is one of the kindest people ever. You definitely want to check this place out! Over the Selvage is welcoming and inclusive. You won't be disappointed!

From the owner: Over The Selvage is a fun and funky custom fabric store. Peruse the 1000 square foot space that is…read morebursting at the seams with color and magic. These prints are not found elsewhere and are sure to bring you laughs, delight, and tons of creativity.

I think this may be the best quilt shop in South Carolina. I think there are a couple that are…read morelarger, but this place has the best overall selection I've seen in person, the old building is lovely, things are grouped/arranged in a way that makes sense, and while prices are not super low they're not higher than other quilt shops. The staff was truly friendly and warm. It was overall a really lovely experience, not just a quick trip to grab some fat quarters. The only problem is that it's the first quilt shop my grown daughter has ever been in, and now all the others are going to disappoint her! :) P.S. There's a comfy sofa for anyone who doesn't want to look at fabric for a couple of hours, and nice restrooms!

An amazing choice of fabric, and great service. There were…read moreso many choices even for seasonal fabrics.

excellent. Ordered filled as requested. Shipping updates provided. Samples were good sizeread more

The place is huge. If you can't find fabric here you won't find it anywhere in South Carolina. They…read morehave rolls not bolts of fabric. The place is hectic because it's open for 3 Days per month. First weekend of every month. They also have craft items, very little furniture, organization materials, cross-stitch items, flowers, cricut items, lots of notions. The value of items are much lower than in department stores. The people are very helpful and nice. Can get very crowded. Only one shopping cart per isle. The establishment is nice but the people that shop there can get very rude. Not really the fault of the store. If you sew a lot you will save money here.

What a pleasant experience! Beth is great in the upholstery department. The whole store seems…read morewonderful, but we spent our time with Beth. Thank You

Great place if you're a crafter/quilter as they have tons of quilting fabric and quilting supplies…read more. They also have a great section for miscellaneous items in large bins that go based off the weight of the items. The store has foam and a large selection of fabric for upholstery. I took away one star because it seems like the only fabrics they don't really have, minus a couple, are fabrics for apparel. I would love it if they had linens, muslins, and other clothing/fashion fabrics, since no one in the area carries them besides Hobby Lobby, and they don't have much either. Now that Joann's is closed, there's nowhere to shop for good quality clothing fabrics. It could be great for business if someone started selling them. As for some of the reviews about the rudeness of the workers: I mean yeah I can see that, but if you smile at them and are nice, they usually reciprocate the actions. They're little old ladies, so go easy on them and show grace.

Normally, when I get dragged to a fabric or crafting store by my Wife of the 1000 Projects, it's…read moreabsolute torture. While I can't say that my visit to Asheville Cotton was the most fun I've ever had, I was just blown away by the sheer variety of fabrics they had. There are around a dozen tightly-packed aisles, each one with shelves simply jam-packed with different varieties of fabrics, all with different prints. I imagine it would be a quilter's dream. I've got no occasion to be inspecting or looking for fabric of any sort, but I still found myself ooh-ing and aah-ing at the sheer variety offered here. They also sell sewing and embroidery machines. I knew they could be expensive, but did you know that a full-featured sewing and embroidery machine for home use can run $12,000? Neither did I. The employees were very kind and helpful, and let you go about your browsing without tapping you on the shoulder every three minutes to ask if you need help finding something. Unfortunately I can't comment on the relative value of the place, as I have no frame of reference for what fabrics can or should cost. There were also a bunch of awesome quilts hanging around the place, which were part of a voting contest that we got to weigh in on as we checked out. They were taking votes for overall winner, as well as a subset of five quilts made by first-time quilters going for a type of "Rookie" award. It was a fun little way to finish up a shopping excursion I was dreading, but ended up secretly enjoying.

They've got tons of fabric but not a lot in the way of patterns. I'm old enough to remember when…read morequilt shops had patterns to inspire you. Not so much anymore anywhere.